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    November 9, 2017 |Vol. 14, No. 20

    Prescribing psychologists working in the federal system

    By Tori DeAngelis
    Defense and veterans’ agencies provide opportunities for prescribing psychologists.
    • Psychologists’ clients strive for balance and support in times of high stress
      New APA Stress in America™ survey shows half of Americans believe this is the lowest point in U.S. history.
      By Sophie Bethune and Jewel Edwards-Ashman
    • Legal Corner: Highmark letters to psychologists raise concerns and confusion
      Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield assures Practice Organization that recent letters about 90837 are educational with no financial consequences.
    • Research roundup: Military sexual trauma
      Behavioral health outcomes associated with military sexual trauma and implications for clinical intervention.
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